The trash cleanup in Belfast is scheduled to last from 9 a.m. to noon May 4, and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., volunteers are invited to enjoy a community cookout. Read More
Jake Feener of Patten carried a GoPro camera for the BDN as he and his crew paddled their way through the rapids at Six Mile Falls in the 53rd Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race. Read More
Essential Reads
For Jesse and Kacey Lupo, opening Mossy Ledge Spirits in Etna, their distillery and tasting room, has been a long labor of love. Read More
Eighteen months after its former owners defaulted on an $80 million loan, the Bangor Mall was sold for $12.6 million, one of the three new owners said. Read More
Maine saw 15 percent fewer drug overdose deaths in 2018, marking the first year since 2011 that the total number of those deaths dropped in Maine. Read More
If his actions are rated as just plain old journalism, public confidence in the media, already battered, will suffer even more. Read More
Albany scored four 12th-inning runs to beat the University of Maine and sweep Friday’s America East doubleheader at Kessock Field in Orono. Read More
Augusta police Sgt. Christian Behr surveys the flooding along Front Street after the Kennebec River crested its banks on Sunday morning. Read More
I have a mail pile. I try to read things within a day or two upon its arrival to my lair. It’s not much of a lair but calling it a lair is cooler than just saying office. Except during important meetings. Saying lair as an adult causes others to… Read More
After 30 years in peach production, Gordon Kenyon is ready to share the Locust Grove farm and farming duties with the next generation. Read More
The financial divide that loomed between Sarah Newcomb and her more well-off peers showed itself in ways that were both big and small. Read More
It’s a fun, relatively easy project that you can make as elaborate or simple as you want or as time allows. Read More
